is anyone having success using the Laserpro Mercury with Lightburn?
Your profile says you have a 15 watt grbl machine. Which is yours?
http://laserprouk.com/laser-engraving-machines-mercury.html?LMCL=NwJBVz
If you have the one in the link, what kind of controller does it have. The site isn’t coming forward with it easily.
It’s a GCC controller. Which we don’t currently support. Though we are working on it.
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how far along are we with having LB work with the GCC controller?
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I would like to know what the progress is on the GCC support, especially on the Mercury 3 please…
Hi Adam, It’s a few years since your comment have you an update please?
We prioritize the devices we add to LightBurn based on how much demand there is for those devices. Unfortunately for the GCC controllers:
- We have only had requests from a few users and GCC themselves.
- It has been difficult getting the specific information we need to actually implement support from GCC.
So, in general there’s nothing new to report. At the time we were, in fact, working on it but things generally stalled for the reasons stated above.
Adam, thanks for the response. I would seem that GCC have engaged with another partner to cover their requirements. Maybe a campaign with the company and the user base would be a good idea, the numbers of users I presume is significant and if the demand exists then your justification to support would be logical.
I will approach them as a customer user and find out their position on this.
Thanks again for the input 
Out of curiosity, do you know what this other partner is?
I think it’s a company called Craft Edge at craftedge.com, their support product is Smart Print 2
Interesting. Makes sense though give GCC’s stuff is mostly HPGL (sort of anyways) based and that company mostly does vinyl cutters and such that use the same protocol.
GCC Lasers use a print driver, much like Epilog, Trotec, and Universal Laser Systems. LB has a Print (keep colors) function, but it outputs vector lines at 1 pixel, which is too thick for the above lasers. The vector line thickness needs to be 0.001".
Good morning, I have a GCC x252 laser and I purchased SCA LASER from http://craftedge.com/
Light years away from Lightburn in terms of functions and use. For example, I create the file and send it directly to the laser without direct control. I would have liked to be able to use at least LASER GRBL for movements and other things. I wrote to GCC and I will keep you updated